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Jan 1970
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Damn, Dan Reeves must be one of the dumbest coaches out there. Carolina shows you how to deal with the Bucs (at least how to keep it close), take a strong RB and run north-south. So what does Reeves do, knowing that he has a strong, FAST RB in Duckett and a small, atheletic, fast RB in Dunn? He runs DUNN?! Are you kidding me? |
Imran, this isn't old news - for *years*, this is how you beat the Tampa defense. If Reeves doesn't get it by now, he never will.
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Anyway, Miami sure bounced back from Week 1's debacle. They look solid, but KC looks like the team of the NFL right now. |
I agree, and as far as the NFC is concerned, Seattle & Minnesota's win (but especially Seattle's) were HUGE this week. Both teams have a early two-game edge on the division favorites. That doesn't mean, of course, that they stand a chance against us come January, but I'm worried about Seattle if they get there - I drafted Alexander first for a reason, you know. 
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Few active coaches have had the success Reeves has had. |
The poor guy lost in all four of his Super Bowl appearances.
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Las Vegas, Nevada
Feb 2000
time: 21:31
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Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
Damn, Dan Reeves must be one of the dumbest coaches out there. Carolina shows you how to deal with the Bucs (at least how to keep it close), take a strong RB and run north-south. So what does Reeves do, knowing that he has a strong, FAST RB in Duckett and a small, atheletic, fast RB in Dunn? He runs DUNN?! Are you kidding me?
No wonder the great defensive effort early got wasted as the D got tired from all the 3 and outs.
Jeez. And you expect to compete?
Anyway, Miami sure bounced back from Week 1's debacle. They look solid, but KC looks like the team of the NFL right now. |
say what you will, but you can't convince me Atlanta's running game can come close to Stephen Davis.
Face it, some teams match up better against Tampa Bay than others. It will be fun to see them play New Orleans- who beat them twice last year.
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of The Cooler
Sep 1999
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Rams: Faulk out four-to-six weeks
by Fanball Staff - Fanball.com
Monday, September 22, 2003
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Running back Marshall Faulk is expected to miss four-to-six weeks after fracturing two bones in his left hand on Sunday, head coach Mike Martz said in a press conference on Monday. Faulk hit his hand on the Seattle turf on the third play of the third quarter and was taken to the locker room for X-rays. The machine at the stadium was not functioning properly, and team doctors originally tabbed Faulk to miss three-to-four weeks. A re-examination in St. Louis on Monday moved the timetable to four-to-six weeks. “They're very, very firm about when he'll be able to come back," Martz explained. Lamar Gordon will take over as the primary back, with rookie Arlen Harris as the backup. The Rams have a bye in week five.
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Gordon has carried the ball well when called upon in the last two games for the Rams, and he has looked faster than Faulk. Fantasy owners with Faulk should have already prepared for this move by having Gordon ! on the roster. If Gordon is available in your league, make a large bid for him as soon as you are able to. He may only get three or four starts until Faulk returns, but high-caliber backs don't come around too often.
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22-09-2003 08:25
... oh well, at least, as Ixnay puts it, we're not the Bears
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